@CoderCarl@marcelpociot Yeah for sure. They’ll fix things at the wrong level if abstraction, add a bunch of defensive programming instead of fixing the root cause and making the edge cases impossible
@CoderCarl@marcelpociot I have found they work great in legacy codebases with clear domain abstractions already in place. They’re great at repeating existing patterns. In brand new codebases with few established patterns I’ve found the results less desirable.
@frantzfries@andywang We use the Slack integration to create a lot of tickets now, and sometimes even the Claude code one. Linear’s already amazing UX is augmented by AI not diminished. The future of great UX is AI augmented not AI replaced.
@frantzfries@andywang Same thing here. We use it more, and it fills up faster then ever. We track our work for SOC2 compliance there, we send sentry errors and customer requests there, we multi-month/year initiatives there, we generate release notes, we use the triage feature, etc.
After being on the waitlist for ~15 years, we got the call and are Lakers season ticket holders. My wife and I have been a huge Lakers fans our whole lives. Season tickets were always a dream. My wife and I felt really lucky at the opener last night. ❤️ The seats are alright. 😜
@mitchellh@wJ3Hs5c4hKajSnk@amybuildsAI Wow! I thought I was early in the list but oh well. The anticipation is killing me. I’ve been trying out herdr and while it s great I think the Rex approach is going to be a significantly better UX.
Trying out Herdr has got me even more excited to try out @superlogical’s Rex. While I like a lot of the features of Rex the UX is hurt by it being purely a TUI. It reimplements tabs and splits but with more awkward key bindings and you lose per split-font-sizes
@deadalnix Sensible abstractions is still what I’ve seen it struggle with. It’s the main reason I’m not really comfortable with vibe coding from scratch. In mature codebases with clean domain abstractions already in place I’m much more comfortable.
@Jskybowen PRS exist because I trust the judgement of my coworkers. Each one is better than me in specific areas. Getting their perspective helps me make better decisions and ship better code.